Canadian Mennonite Bible College - Yearbook (Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1964 volume:

1 7 ENCOUNTER FOREWORD Life assumes meaning where God encounters man. En¬ counter with God is mediated through life experiences. These experiences help to bridge the gap between the finite and the infinite. Canadian Mennonite Bible College has provided the sphere for an encounter between God and man in these past months. It is this experience which we wish to portray in these pages. DEDICATION TO GEORGE AND ESTHER WIEBE music affords an avenue for en ression counter with God. We are deeply indebted to those who have dedicated themselves to the furtherance of sacred music, and who have shaped our music department at CMBC. We dedicate this student annual to Mr. and Mrs George D. Wiebe. Through unstinted service and sincere devotion they have enriched the lives of all students with whom they have come into contact. CONTEXT FOR ENCOUNTER Encounter with God occurs in the Church. There our faith is nurtured. There it finds meaning. The Church is the unifying force in Christianity. CMBC is a servant arm of the Church. While we are here, it becomes the Church for us. The activities listed in the various sections of this book are functions of the Church. OUR BACKGROUND WE COME FROM ENCOUNTER WITH PERSONS God created man for relationship with persons. Truth about the meaning of life is conveyed to us through such relationships. Koinonia is vital for life at CMBC. GRADUATES LORNE BUHR, Bachelor of Christian Education Langham, Sask. Scroll Editor Rescue Mission Counselling VALEDICTORY We have reached a milestone in our life. Perhaps the road signs point only one or two steps ahead. We will take those steps into the future. Through our encounters here we have experienced some of that freedom needed to obey Sod ' s call. We know that we have studied, dis¬ cussed and lived at college only to be sent out to share our testimony with others. Our talents are various and we will use them in various places. We are confident that our God will go with us. LYDIA NEUFELD, Bachelor of Christian Education Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario Missions Com. Chairman Hospital Counselling LORNE W. FRIESEN, Bachelor of Theology Winnipeg, Man. Service Com. Rescue Mission Counselling ARTHUR JANZEN, Sacred Music Diploma Laird, Saskatchewan Hospital Singing NELLIE WIEBE, Bachelor of Christian Education Starbuck, Man. Sunday School i DICK PAULS, Bachelor of Christian Education Winnipeg, Man. Service Com. Children’s Hour MARTIN PENNER, Bachelor of Christian Education Arnaud, Man. Scroll Com. Hospital Counselling WALTER WIEBE, Bachelor of Christian Education Abbotsford, B.C. Yearbook Bus. Mgr. Hospital Singing LENA SAWATZKY, Bachelor of Christian Education Halbstadt, Man. Missions Com. Hospital Singing RUBY FRIESEN, Bachelor of Christian Education Halbstadt, Man. Asst. Yearbook Ed. Hospital Singi ng HERMAN LEPP, Bachelor of Christian Education Harrow, Ont. Student Council Class Rep. House Visitation JESSIE ZACHARIAS, Sacred Music Diploma Winkler, Man. Service Com. Rescue Mission Singing DOROTHY HILDEBRAND, Sacred Music Diploma Crystal City, Man. Fine Arts Com. Chairman Piano Teacher ALICE HARDER, Sacred Music Diploma Winnipeg, Man. Pianist WALTER FRANZ, Bachelor of Theology Winnipeg, Man. Student Council Pres. Speaking Engagements NETTIE BERGMANN, Bachelor of Christi Rosthern, Sask. School Nurse House Visitation MARY A. BARTEL, Bachelor of Christian Education Saskatoon, Sask. Student Council Sec. Rescue Mission Singing 1 an Education RODNEY SAWATSKY, Bachelor of Christian Education Altona, Man. Student Council Vice-Pres. Rescue Mission Counselling UNDERGRADUATES P. K. RAMAN Winnipeg, Man. Speaking Engagements VICTOR EPP Elm Creek, Man Sunday School HANS SAWATZKY Calgary, Alta. Rescue Mission Counselling ELMER REGIER Watrous, Sask. Missions Com. Rescue Mission Counselling (o m ' ATZ ask. unci sion JAKE WIEBE Aldergrove, B.C. Yearbook Photographer Rescue Mission Singing BILL EWERT Drake, Sask. Fine Arts Com. Hospital Singing JOHN A. ZACHARIAS Rosthern, Sask. Sunday School ANNIE FUNK Abbotsford, B.C. Faith and Life Com. House Visitation CAROLYN LOEWEN Winkler, Man. Fine Arts Com. Hospital Singing GARY HARDER Rosemary, Alta. Yearbook Editor Hospital Singing k l Af NORMAN J. L. DRIEDGER Rosthern, Sask. Gratis Manager Rescue Mission Counselling ERIC KLAASSEN Laird, Sask. Rescue Mission Singing MARY ANNE KRUEGER Wheatley, Ont. Hospital Singing ERIKA FAST St. Catharines, Ont. Faith and Life Com. Hospital Counselling RONALD PETERS Aberdeen, Sask. Fellowship Com. Chairman Hospital Singing LINDA NEUFELD Tofield, Alta. Gratis Manager Hospital Singing LAURA FRANZ Edmonton, Alta. Faith and Life Com. Rescue Mission Singing ABE SUDERMANN Haskett, Man. Hospital Counselling WESLEY P. EPP Drake, Sask. Fellowship Com. Rescue Mission Counselling HERMAN ADRIAN Rosemary, Alta. Service Committee Chairman HERTA HARDER Carlton, Sask. Fello wship Com. Children’s Hour LEONA A. BRAUN Swift Current, Sask. Fellowship Com. Children’s Hour FRESHMEN MARIA REMPEL Chortitz, Man. Yearbook Typist Hospital Singing ELIZABETH SCHARTNER Leamington, Ont. Hospital Counselling WALLACE ROTH Rosthern, Sask. Hospital Counselling GARY GUENTHER Waldheim, Sask. Hospital Singing SHARON L. FRIESEN Rosthern, Sask. Hospital Counselling GAYE THIESSEN Yarrow, B.C. Children’s Hour i HHr it HR [ VI w PV HR. Rf A „it ■fr JAKE RE Saskatoon Rescue M FRIEDA S. SAWATSKY Oak Lake, Man. Children’s .Hour MARY JANZEN Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ont Hospital Counselling LORETTA UNGER Abbotsford, B.C. Children ' s Hour E. MARGARET REMPEL Chilliwack, B.C. Hospital Singing MARGARET D. TOEWS Waldeck, Sask. Hospital Counselling HENRY I. FRIESEN Lena, Man. Missions Com. Rescue Mission Counselling EDDIE HEIDE Boissevain, Man. Rescue Mission Singing EDGAR REMPEL Gretna, Man. Children’s Hour VICTOR A. DYCK Springstein, Man. Yearbook Circ. Mgr. Children’s Hour IKE PANKRATZ Watrous, Sask. Rescue Mission Counselling ELSIE REMPEL Hague, Sask. Hospital Singing SHARON ROTH Rosthern, Sask. Hospital Counselling EDNA A. UNGER Steinbach, Man. Children’s Hour KATHERINE REIMER Winkler, Man. House Visitation :y kropp iwack, B.C. iren’s Hour iM tk 1 j DIALOGUE met mam W$ . V 5 S, W mHlHv ' • 1 _— rr 5 4 . r ■ m A. . (fff? WORD FROM THE PRESIDENT HENRY POETTCKER, A.B., B.D., Th.D. President Adviser to Student Council The many encounters which students have during the course of the year ought to impress them with the values therein contained. May this annual serve to remind each one of the value of trusting God, of relating to a brother and of continuing in personal maturity. Then each one of the encounters depicted here will have served its purpose. HELMUT HARDER, B.A., B.D. Adviser to Fellowship and Yearbook Committees DAVID SCHROEDER, A.B., B.D., D.Th. Dean of Students Adviser to Service Committee ' ' ; . . ■ . MARGARET WIENS, A.R.C.T., A.B MARGARETHA NEUFELD, Sac.Mus.Dip KATHERINE KLAASSEN MARTHA PETERS Secretary Asst. Secretary RUDY A. REGEHR, B.Chr.Ed. Public Relations Director PETER R. HARDER Treasurer and Business Manager CORNELIA DYCK Cook HENRY STREMPLER Custodian ANNIE JANZEN Head Cook House Visitation HUGO BARTEL Bookbinder HERTHA PENNER Cook INTELLECTUAL ENCOUNTER Intellectual encounter with God nourishes a deeper faith within man. Knowledge does not save us. But content helps a relationship to take on form and pur¬ pose. At CMBC we look upon intellectual development as preparation for service. RESEARCH INTELLECTUAL EXCHANGE � « .. r T|BMrVM Hm? ’ll 4 Br ' THY WORD IS A LAMP UNTO MY FEET, AND A LIGHT UNTO MY PATH ENCOUNTER THROUGH SOCIAL INTERACTION Healthy social relationships are vital to Christian living. God wills that man relate to man in community so that through oneness He might be glorified. Others help us to see ourselves as God sees us. We need others. COMPETITIVE INTERACTION . i SOCIAL SCENES jttnt - fi V JM ■ IWWl uratmn SAffmmi 11 JJOJ- sunmr.MKi jj - vX Jtr.n • • f§?! |||j|§||| M ... J . ipij 1 ENCOUNTER THROUGH ARTISTIC EXPRESSION Man has an innate need for self-expression. The dis¬ ciplined development of artistic abilities gives us freedom. This freedom helps us to communicate more meaningfully with God and man. To gain their full worth the fine arts must be used to express faith. ARTISTIC DISCIPLINE AESTHETIC SENSITIVITY Y ' ; 0 jft. CAHAOiAM MSMHONIfl IMBUE COLUCf o«a: onto CHOI 3hr Jlnaekm ' ‘Aifiiii ' niui lo «si. laltn ■wkl AUDITOR IUM CREATIVE EXPERIMENTS • I- 1 - 5 ? ! - 1 • 1 j] CHORAL EXPRESSION ENCOUNTER IN SERVICE Through service others see God. In serving we encounter Him. Service is the thank-offering of an encounter with God. Let it be acceptable in Thy sight, O Lord. At CMBC we have many opportunities to extend a cup of cold water. I WAS LOST ... iW MHK3EK ENCOUNTER IN WORSHIP The centre tor man ' s fulfillment lies outside himself. He needs to be one with God. This unity is fulfilled only in the worship of God. Man ' s greatest need on all levels of experience is to encounter God in worship. The student at CMBC does so through intellectual exercise, through social interaction, through artistic expression, through service opportunities and through devotional meetings. God sent His Son to fill these diverse exper¬ iences with significant life-meaning. For this, let us bow down and worship Him. ' WHERE TWO OR THREE ARE GATHERED... THE END OF THE DAY SATURDAY EVENING We Praise Thee, 0 God, Our Redeemer, Creator SPONSORS To the Class of 64 Our Warmest Congratulations on the Occasion of Your Graduation and Our Best Wishes for a Challenging, Satisfying Career in Your Chosen Field EATON’S of CANADA COMPLIMENTS OF Riediger ' s Supermarket Ltd. Compliments Of CRESCENT CREAMERY 542 Sherburn Winnipeg, Man. 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